Design method for optimization of transient control law of aero-engine

ABSTRACT

A design method for optimization of a transient control law of the aero-engine is disclosed, and performs the transient schedule optimization for the aero-engine by adopting an SQP algorithm, to realize the design of the transient control law along a constrained boundary condition. The fuel flow rate value is adjusted, other constraints remain unchanged, and the transient control law is designed under different limits. The transient time under each transient control law is calculated by constructing the transient time evaluation function. A lookuptable interpolation table is established by using the calculated transient time and corresponding fuel flow, to realize the fuel flow scheduling under different transient time. The fuel flow obtained by scheduling in the expected time is taken as an acceleration and deceleration control schedule of the closed-loop control of the aero-engine, and the output thereof is taken as the reference instruction of an acceleration process.

TECHNICAL FIELD

The present invention relates to a design method for optimization of atransient control law of an aero-engine, and belongs to the technicalfield of transient schedule optimization and control of the aero-engine.

BACKGROUND

The present invention is based on the optimization of a transientcontrol law of a nonlinear component-level mathematical model of acertain type of high bypass ratio turbofan engine. Generally speaking,the aero-engine control mainly comprises the steady-state control andthe transient-state control. The steady-state control is to ensure thatthe performance of an aero-engine will not be fluctuated when theaero-engine is disturbed at a certain steady state operating point sothat the aero-engine can be returned to a steady state, which is a smallperturbation control problem. In the transient control of theaero-engine, the parts or all of the performance of the aero-enginechanges with time. The acceleration and deceleration performance iscommonly referred to be a main form of the transient-state performanceof the aero-engine, and the acceleration and deceleration performance ofthe aero-engine directly affects the takeoff acceleration performance ofan aircraft. In order to obtain good transient-state performance, anacceleration and deceleration control schedule of the aero-engine shouldbe designed correctly, so that the aero-engine transient time from oneworking state to another can be ensured to be shortest as much aspossible under the constraint conditions. For a military aircraft and acombat aircraft, the fast combat requirements can be ensured; andsimilarly, for a civil aircraft, for the sake of safe flight, it is alsonecessary to ensure the shortest transient time of the aero-engine. Thedesign of the acceleration and deceleration control schedule in theprocess of the aero-engine transient state has an important influence onthe transient-state performance, therefore, it is necessary to researchthe transient control law of the aero-engine.

In the aero-engine transient state, the acceleration and decelerationcontrol schedule is set according to the experience of translating upand down a steady state operating line and not exceeding some limitmargin lines such as over-surge schedule and lean blow-out line, so thatthe design of acceleration and deceleration control schedule has a largemargin to a certain extent, which makes the transient-state performanceof the aero-engine not be fully played. According to an existingliterature, the transient schedule optimization methods for theaero-engine include a power extraction method, but in the method, thevolume effect of the aero-engine components can not be considered; inaddition, there is also a fixed dynamic method, but for this method,many coupling factors are needed to be known in advance, so it is notconvenient to design. The present invention adopts an SQP-based methodto make the optimization design for the transient control law of theaero-engine, so that the aero-engine obtains the shortest transient timewithout exceeding the constraint boundary condition, thereby improvingthe transient-state performance of the aero-engine. At the same time, onthe premise of not exceeding the boundary limit, the fuel flow ratelimit value is adjusted to design the acceleration and decelerationcontrol schedule under the non-shortest transient time. In the meantime,the acceleration and deceleration control schedule designed underdifferent transient time can be used in the closed-loop control of theaero-engine transient state to provide a certain theoretical basistherefor, so as to achieve the full closed-loop control with differenttransient time as a target, and realize the combination of transientschedule optimization and closed-loop control.

SUMMARY

In order to ensure that an aero-engine transient state does not exceedthe limit, and at the same time can meet the requirement for theaero-engine transient time, as well as to solve an open-loop controlproblem of the aero-engine in a process of acceleration anddeceleration, the present invention provides a design method foroptimization of a transient control law of an aero-engine.

The technical solution of the present invention is that:

the steps for a design method for optimization of a transient controllaw of an aero-engine are as follows:

S1. performing the transient schedule optimization for the aero-enginebased on an SQP algorithm, to realize the design of the transientcontrol law of the aero-engine running along the constrained boundary;

the steps for the design of the transient control law of the aero-enginerunning along the constrained boundary are as follows:

S1.1 determining the number of optimal nodes and the length of theentire optimization process time;

S1.2 taking the fuel flow obtained by the aero-engine under the actionof a closed-loop controller as a reference, and selecting an initialvalue of the fuel flow, so that each output of the aero-engine does notexceed the limit value after the finally determined initial value of thefuel flow is loaded into an aero-engine model;

S1.3 setting the parameters of the number of calculations of the maximumfunction MaxFunEvals, the maximum number of iterations Maxlter and theaccuracy of function TolFun related to optimization options of an SQPalgorithm;

S1.4 determining boundary conditions for the optimization of thetransient control law of the aero-engine, comprising high-pressure rotorspeed N₂ limit, low-pressure rotor speed N₁ limit, compressor outlettotal pressure P₃ limit, low-pressure turbine outlet temperature T₅limit, surge margin of fan surge SMF, surge margin of compressor surgeSMC, fuel flow W_(f) limit and transient fuel flow rate ΔW_(f) limit,and establishing corresponding constraint function according to theconstraint condition, wherein the form thereof is shown as follows:

N_(2,min)≤N₂≤N_(2,max)

N₁≤N_(1,max)

P₃≤P_(3,max)

T₅≤T_(5,max)

SMF≥SMF_(min)

SMC≥SMC_(min)

W_(f,min)≤W_(f)≤W_(f,max)

ΔW_(f)≤ΔW_(f,max)

where, N_(2,min) is minimum high-pressure rotor speed, N_(2,max) ismaximum high-pressure rotor speed, N_(1,max) is minimum low-pressurerotor speed, P_(3,max) is maximum value of compressor outlet totalpressure, T_(5,max) is maximum value of low-pressure turbine outlettemperature, SMC_(min) is minimum value of compressor surge margin,SMF_(min) is minimum value of fan surge margin, W_(f,min) and W_(f,max)are respectively minimum value and maximum value, and ΔW_(f,max) ismaximum value of fuel flow rate;

S1.5 according to the time requirement for the aero-engine transientstate, establishing an objective function for optimization of thetransient control law of the aero-engine, wherein the form thereof isshown as follows:

J=100*norm(N ₂ −N _(2,cmd), 2)+100*norm(N ₁ −N _(1,cmd), 2)

where, N_(1,cmd) and N_(2,cmd) are expected values of the low-pressurerotor speed and the high-pressure rotor speed;

S2. on the premise of not exceeding the limit boundary of theaero-engine, adjusting the limit value of the fuel flow rate of theaero-engine while other constraint conditions remain unchanged, therebyestablishing the transient control law of the aero-engine underdifferent fuel rate limits;

the steps for the design of the established transient control law of theaero-engine under different fuel rate limits are as follows:

S2.1 keeping the number of optimal nodes, the whole optimization processtime, the initial value of the fuel flow and the setting of eachoptimization option consistent with the transient schedule optimizationalong the constrained boundary;

S2.2 keeping the high-pressure rotor speed N₂ limit, the low-pressurerotor speed N₁ limit, the compressor outlet total pressure P₃ limit, thelow-pressure turbine outlet temperature T₅ limit, the surge margin ofthe fan surge SMF, the surge margin of the compressor surge SMC and thefuel flow W_(f) limit in the aero-engine transient state unchanged, onthe premise of not exceeding the maximum limit value ΔW_(f,max) of thetransient fuel flow rate, changing the fuel flow rate limit,respectively set as ΔW_(f,1), ΔW_(f,2), ΔW_(f,3) . . . ΔW_(f,N), andperforming the transient schedule optimization under different fuel flowrate limits again, to obtain the control law under different conditions,that is, fuel flow of W_(f,1), W_(f,2), W_(f,3), . . . ; W_(f,N);

S2.3 saving the fuel flow of W_(f,1), W_(f,2), W_(f,3) . . . W_(f,N) ofthe aero-engine obtained through optimization under different fuel flowrate limits, to prepare for later fuel flow scheduling;

S3. after completing the design of the transient control law underdifferent fuel rate limits, constructing the transient time evaluationfunction of the aero-engine, thereby determining the transient timeunder different transient control laws;

the steps for constructing the transient time evaluation function of theaero-engine are as follows:

S3.1 producing aero-engine model outputs: loading the fuel flow W_(f) ofthe aero-engine into an aero-engine model, to obtain the aero-engineoutputs: low-pressure rotor speed N₁, low-pressure rotor conversionspeed N_(1cor), high-pressure rotor speed N₂ and high-pressure rotorconversion speed of imported aero-engine N_(2cor);

S3.2 taking high-pressure rotor speed N₂ in the aero-engine output asthe evaluation variable of the aero-engine transient time, and when thespeed fluctuates 0.2% above and below the steady state value, entering asteady state by default, wherein the entered time is the aero-enginetransient time;

S3.3 loading the fuel flow of W_(f,1), W_(f,2), W_(f,3) . . . W_(f,N) inthe transient control law of the aero-engine under different limits intothe aero-engine model, to obtain the aero-engine model outputs ofN_(2,1), N_(2,2), N_(2,3) . . . N_(2,N) under different limits, andcalculating the transient time of T_(s,1), T_(s,2), T_(s,3) . . .T_(s,N) under different limits and saving;

S4. sorting the fuel flow under different transient control laws and thecorresponding transient time from smallest to biggest, and establishinga lookuptable interpolation table; and according to the establishedinterpolation table, implementing online transient-state controlscheduling, that is, inputting the expected transient time ofaero-engine, and then obtaining the corresponding fuel flow under thetransient time by scheduling;

the steps for implementing the online transient-state control schedulingare as follows:

S4.1 sorting the fuel flow under limits and the corresponding transienttime of T_(s,1), T_(s,2), T_(s,3) . . . T_(s,N) from smallest tobiggest;

S4.2 taking each transient time of T_(s,1), T_(s,2), T_(s,3) . . .T_(s,N) as an interpolation node 1, taking the corresponding fuel flowof W_(f,1), W_(f,2), W_(f,3) . . . W_(f,N) as Tabledata, since the fuelflow loaded into the aero-engine model is in a time series format,taking the time series of the fuel flow as the interpolation node 2, andestablishing a lookuptable interpolation table;

S4.3 selecting the expected transient time T*_(s), and interpolatingthrough the established interpolation table, to obtain a group of fuelflow W*_(f) corresponding to the transient time, thereby implementingthe online transient time scheduling;

S4.4 taking the fuel flow W*_(f) under the expected transient time asthe aero-engine input, and saving the relevant aero-engine output, totake the saved output as reference instruction of the closed-loopcontroller;

S5. taking the fuel flow under the expected transient time as theaero-engine input to obtain the aero-engine output, and taking therelevant output parameters as the reference instruction of theclosed-loop control of the aero-engine, to achieve the full closed-loopcontrol of the aero-engine.

The beneficial effects of the present invention are that:

A design method for optimization of a transient control law of anaero-engine proposed in the present invention can design the transientcontrol law that satisfies the transient time requirement throughoptimization under the condition that the aero-engine transient statedoes not exceed the limit, and compared with the previous transientstate of the aero-engine running along the boundary, as long as theshortest transient time can be found, the present invention is moreflexible in the selection of the aero-engine transient time, and theonline transient-state control scheduling can be carried out accordingto the transient time; moreover, a transient schedule optimizationmethod for the aero-engine has a certain universality and can beextended to other types of transient schedule optimization for aturbofan engine. At the same time, the control law designed through thetransient schedule optimization can be used as the reference instructionin the full closed-loop control of the aero-engine, which solves thedisadvantages of the previous transient open-loop control based on theacceleration and deceleration control schedule, provides a reliabletheoretical basis for the closed-loop control of the aero-engine, andrealizes the combination of the transient schedule optimization and thefull closed-loop control.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a structural diagram of a design method for optimization of atransient control law of an aero-engine;

FIG. 2 is an overall flow chart of a design method for optimization of atransient control law of an aero-engine;

FIG. 3 is a flow chart of a design algorithm of a transient control lawof an aero-engine running along a constrained boundary;

FIG. 4 is a flow chart of online transient-state control scheduling;

FIG. 5 is a three-dimensional curve of an interpolation tableestablished based on the fuel flow obtained through optimization and thecalculated transient time;

FIG. 6 is a transient control law diagram of a micro gas turbineobtained through optimization based on this method.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

The present invention will be further described below in combinationwith the drawings, and a structural diagram of a system is shown in FIG.1.

As shown in FIG. 2, a design method for optimization of a transientcontrol law of an aero-engine comprises the following steps:

S1. performing the transient schedule optimization for the aero-engineby adopting an SQP algorithm, to realize the design of the transientcontrol law of the aero-engine running along the constrained boundary;

S2. on the premise of not exceeding the limit boundary of theaero-engine, adjusting the limit value of the fuel flow rate of theaero-engine while other constraint conditions remain unchanged, therebyestablishing the transient control law under different limits throughoptimization;

S3. after completing the design of the transient control law underdifferent fuel rate limits, constructing the transient time evaluationfunction of the aero-engine, thereby determining the transient timeunder different transient control laws;

S4. sorting the fuel flow under different transient control laws and thecorresponding transient time from smallest to biggest, and establishinga lookuptable interpolation table; and according to the establishedinterpolation table, implementing online transient-state controlscheduling, that is, inputting the expected transient time ofaero-engine, and then obtaining the corresponding fuel flow under thetransient time by scheduling;

S5. taking the fuel flow under the expected transient time as theaero-engine input to obtain the aero-engine output, and taking therelevant output parameters as the reference instruction of theclosed-loop control of the aero-engine, to achieve the full closed-loopcontrol of the aero-engine;

as shown in FIG. 3, the steps of the design for a transient control lawof an aero-engine running along the constraint boundary are as follows:

S1. determining the optimized transient time to be T=8 seconds, andbecause the model thereof calculates the step length to be 0.025seconds, determining the number of the optimal nodes to be 0:0.025:8,with a total of 321, by adopting a principle that the number of modelcalculation points is equal to the number of optimal nodes;

S2. taking the fuel flow of the aero-engine obtained under the action ofa closed-loop controller as a reference, and taking the optimizedinitial value of the fuel flow as the numerical value of 59.1 Kg/h and aconstant sequence with the length of 321, wherein after verification,under the action of the fuel, each output of the aero-engine does notexceed the limit value, which is a feasible solution;

S3. setting the parameters of the number of calculations of the maximumfunction MaxFunEvals, the maximum number of iterations Maxlter, theaccuracy of function TolFun, etc., related to optimization options of anSQP method, and taking MaxFunEvals as INF, Maxlter as INF, and TolFun as1 e-8;

S4 determining boundary conditions for the optimization of the transientcontrol law of the aero-engine, mainly comprising high-pressure rotorspeed N₂ limit, low-pressure rotor speed N₁ limit, compressor outlettotal pressure P₃ limit, low-pressure turbine outlet temperature T₅limit, surge margin of fan surge SMF, surge margin of compressor surgeSMC, fuel flow W_(f) limit, transient fuel flow rate ΔW_(f) limit, etc.,and establishing corresponding constraint function according to theconstraint condition, wherein the form thereof is shown as follows:

N_(2,min)≤N₂≤N_(2,max)

N₁≤N_(1,max)

P₃≤P_(3,max)

T₅≤T_(5,max)

SMF≥SMF_(min)

SMC≥SMC_(min)

W_(f,min)≤W_(f)≤W_(f,max)

ΔW_(f)≤ΔW_(f,max)

where, N_(2,min) is minimum high-pressure rotor speed, N_(2,max) ismaximum high-pressure rotor speed, N_(1,max) is minimum low-pressurerotor speed, P_(3,max) is maximum value of compressor outlet totalpressure, T_(5,max) is maximum value of low-pressure turbine outlettemperature, SMC_(min) is minimum value of compressor surge margin,SMF_(min) is minimum value of fan surge margin, W_(f,min) and W_(f,max)are respectively minimum value and maximum value of fuel flow, andΔW_(f,max) is maximum value of fuel flow rate, N_(2,min) is taken as68.9%, N_(2,max) is taken as 102%, N_(1,max) is taken as 102%, P_(3,max)is taken as 1310 kPa, T_(5,max) is taken as 873K, W_(f,min) is taken as39.6 kg/h, W_(f,max) is taken as 465 kg/h, ΔW_(f,max) is taken as 2.5kg/h/25 ms, SMF_(min) is taken as 3%, SMC_(min) is taken as 3%, and aconstraint function is expressed as;

68.9%≤N₂≤102%

N₁≤102%

P₃≤1310

T₅≤873

SMF≥3%

SMC≥3%

39.6≤W_(f)≤465

ΔW_(f)≤2.5

S5. according to the time requirement for the aero-engine transientstate, establishing an objective function for optimization of thetransient control law of the aero-engine, wherein the form thereof isshown as follows:

J=100*norm(N ₂ −N _(2,cmd), 2)+100*norm(N ₁ −N _(1,cmd), 2)

where, N_(1,cmd) and N_(2,cmd) are expected values of the low-pressurerotor speed and the high-pressure rotor speed, N_(2,cmd) is taken as 100and N_(1,cmd) is taken as 100, and the objective function is expressedas;

J=100*norm(N ₂−100,2)+100*norm(N ₁−100,2)

the steps for establishing the transient control law under differentlimits are as follows:

S1. keeping the setting of optimal time and the number of optimal nodes,selection of initial value of the fuel flow and the setting of eachoptimization option consistent with the transient schedule optimizationalong the constrained boundary;

S2. keeping the high-pressure rotor speed N₂ limit, the low-pressurerotor speed N₁ limit, the compressor outlet total pressure P₃ limit, thelow-pressure turbine outlet temperature T₅ limit, the surge margin ofthe fan surge SMF, the surge margin of the compressor surge SMC and thefuel flow W_(f) in the aero-engine transient state limit unchanged, onthe premise of not exceeding the maximum limit value ΔW_(f,max)=2.5 ofthe transient fuel flow rate, changing the fuel flow rate limit,respectively set as ΔW_(f,1)=2.2, ΔW_(f,2)=2.0,ΔW_(f,3)=1.8,ΔW_(f,3)=1.6,ΔW_(f,3)=1.4 and ΔW_(f3,)=1.2, and performing the transientschedule optimization under different fuel flow rate limits again, toobtain the control law under different conditions, that is, fuel flow ofW_(f,1), W_(f,2), W_(f,3) , W_(f,4) and W_(f,5);

S3. saving the fuel flow of W_(f,1), W_(f,2), W_(f,3), W_(f,4) andW_(f,5) of the aero-engine obtained through optimization under differentfuel flow rate limits;

the steps for constructing transient time evaluation function of theaero-engine are as follows:

S1 producing aero-engine model outputs: loading the optimized fuel flowW_(f) of the aero-engine into the aero-engine model, to obtain theaero-engine outputs: low-pressure rotor speed N₁, low-pressure rotorconversion speed N_(1cor), high-pressure rotor speed N₂, high-pressurerotor conversion speed of imported aero-engine N_(2cor), etc.;

S2 taking high-pressure rotor speed N₂ in the aero-engine output as theevaluation variable of the aero-engine transient time, and when thespeed fluctuates 0.2% above and below the steady state value, entering asteady state by default, wherein the entered time is the aero-enginetransient time;

S3 loading the fuel flow W_(f,1), W_(f,2), W_(f,3), W_(f,4), and W_(f,5)in the transient control law of the aero-engine under different limitsinto the aero-engine model, to obtain the aero-engine model outputs ofN_(2,1), N_(2,2), N_(2,3), N_(2,4), and N_(2,5) under different limits,and calculating the transient time of T_(s,1), T_(s,2), T_(s,3), T_(s,4)and T_(s,5) under different limits and saving;

as shown in FIG. 4, the steps for implementing the onlinetransient-state control scheduling are as follows:

S1. sorting the fuel flow under limits and the corresponding transienttime T_(s,1), T_(s,2), T_(s,3) . . . T_(s,N) from smallest to biggest;

S2. taking each transient time of T_(s,1), T_(s,2), T_(s,3) . . .T_(s,N) as an interpolation node 1, taking the corresponding fuel flowof W_(f,1), W_(f,2), W_(f,3) . . . W_(f,N) as Tabledata, since the fuelflow loaded into the model is in a time series format, taking the timeseries of the fuel flow as the interpolation node 2, and establishingthe lookuptable interpolation table, as shown in FIG. 5, taking thetransient time as the amount of scheduling, and scheduling thecorresponding fuel flow according to the expected transition time;

S3. selecting the expected transient time T*_(s), and interpolatingthrough the established interpolation table, to obtain a group of fuelflow W*_(f) corresponding to the transient time, thereby implementingthe online transient time scheduling;

S4. taking the fuel flow W*_(f) under the expected transient time as theaero-engine input, and saving the relevant aero-engine output, to takethe saved output as reference instruction of the closed-loop controller;

FIG. 5 is a three-dimensional curve of an interpolation tableestablished based on fuel flow obtained through optimization and thecalculated transient time;

FIG. 6 is a transient control law diagram of a micro gas turbineobtained through optimization based on this method;

In summary, it can be seen that an optimization method for the transientcontrol law of the aero-engine proposed in the present invention iseffective and feasible, and has universal applicability, which can beapplied to the optimization of the transient control law of other typesof aero-engines.

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A design method for optimization of a transient control law of anaero-engine, wherein the steps are as follows: S1 performing thetransient schedule optimization for the aero-engine based on an SQPalgorithm, to realize the design of the transient control law of theaero-engine running along the constrained boundary; the steps for thedesign of the transient control law of the aero-engine running along theconstrained boundary are as follows: S1.1 determining the number ofoptimal nodes and the length of the entire optimization process time;S1.2 taking the fuel flow obtained by the aero-engine under the actionof a closed-loop controller as a reference, and selecting the initialvalue of the fuel flow, so that each output of the aero-engine does notexceed the limit value after the finally determined initial value of thefuel flow is loaded into an aero-engine model; S1.3 setting theparameters of the number of calculations of the maximum functionMaxFunEvals, the maximum number of iterations Maxlter and the accuracyof function TolFun related to optimization options of an SQP algorithm;S1.4 determining boundary conditions for the optimization of thetransient control law of the aero-engine, comprising high-pressure rotorspeed N₂ limit, low-pressure rotor speed N₁ limit, compressor outlettotal pressure P₃ limit, low-pressure turbine outlet temperature T₅limit, surge margin of fan surge SMF, surge margin of compressor surgeSMC, fuel flow W_(f) limit and transient fuel flow rate ΔW_(f) limit,and establishing corresponding constraint function according to theconstraint condition, wherein the form thereof is shown as follows:N_(2,min)≤N₂≤N_(2,max)N₁≤N_(1,max)P₃≤P_(3,max)T₅≤T_(5,max)SMF≥SMF_(min)SMC≥SMC_(min)W_(f,min)≤W_(f)≤W_(f,max)ΔW_(f)≤ΔW_(f,max) where, N_(2,min) is minimum high-pressure rotor speed,N_(2,max) is maximum high-pressure rotor speed, N_(1,max) is minimumlow-pressure rotor speed, P_(3,max) is maximum value of compressoroutlet total pressure, T_(5,max) is maximum value of low-pressureturbine outlet temperature, SMC_(min) is minimum value of compressorsurge margin, SMF_(min) is minimum value of fan surge margin, W_(f,min)and W_(f,max) are respectively minimum value and maximum value, andΔW_(f,max) is maximum value of fuel flow rate; S1.5 according to thetime requirement for the transient state of the aero-engine,establishing the objective function for optimization of the transientcontrol law of the aero-engine, wherein the form thereof is shown asfollows:J=100*norm(N ₂ −N _(2,cmd), 2)+100*norm(N ₁ −N _(1,cmd), 2) where,N_(1,cmd) and N_(2,cmd) are expected values of the low-pressure rotorspeed and the high-pressure rotor speed; S2. on the premise of notexceeding the limit boundary of the aero-engine, adjusting the limitvalue of the fuel flow rate of the aero-engine while other constraintconditions remain unchanged, thereby establishing the transient controllaw of the aero-engine under different fuel rate limits; the steps forthe design of the established transient control law of the aero-engineunder different fuel rate limits are as follows: S2.1 keeping the numberof optimal nodes, the whole optimization process time, the initial valueof the fuel flow and the setting of each optimization option consistentwith the transient schedule optimization along the constrained boundary;S2.2 keeping the high-pressure rotor speed N₂ limit, the low-pressurerotor speed N₁ limit, the compressor outlet total pressure P₃ limit, thelow-pressure turbine outlet temperature T₅ limit, the surge margin ofthe fan surge SMF, the surge margin of the compressor surge SMC and thefuel flow W_(f) limit in the transient state of the aero-engineunchanged, on the premise of not exceeding the maximum limit valueΔW_(f,max) of the transient fuel flow rate, changing the fuel flow ratelimit, respectively set as ΔW_(f,1), ΔW_(f,2), ΔW_(f,3) . . . ΔW_(f,N),and performing the transient schedule optimization under different fuelflow rate limits again, to obtain the control law under differentconditions, that is, fuel flow of W_(f,1), W_(f,2), W_(f,3), . . .W_(f,N); S2.3 saving the fuel flow of W_(f,1), W_(f,2), W_(f,3) . . .W_(f,N) of the aero-engine obtained through optimization under differentfuel flow rate limits, to prepare for later fuel flow scheduling; S3.after completing the design of the transient control law under differentfuel rate limits, constructing the transient time evaluation function ofthe aero-engine, thereby determining the transient time under differenttransient control laws; the steps for constructing transient timeevaluation function of the aero-engine are as follows: S3.1 producingaero-engine model outputs: loading the fuel flow W_(f) of theaero-engine into the aero-engine model, to obtain the aero-engineoutputs: low-pressure rotor speed N₁, low-pressure rotor conversionspeed N_(1cor), high-pressure rotor speed N₂ and high-pressure rotorconversion speed of imported aero-engine N_(2cor); S3.2 takinghigh-pressure rotor speed N₂ in the aero-engine output as the evaluationvariable of the transient time of the aero-engine, and when the speedfluctuates 0.2% above and below the steady state value, entering asteady state by default, wherein the entered time is the transient timeof the aero-engine; S3.3 loading the fuel flow of W_(f,1), W_(f,2),W_(f,3) . . . W_(f,N) in the transient control law of the aero-engineunder different limits into the aero-engine model, to obtain theaero-engine model outputs of N_(2,1), N_(2,2), N_(2,3) . . . N_(2,N)under different limits, and calculating the transient time of T_(s,1),T_(s,2), T_(s,3) . . . T_(s,N) under different limits and saving; S4.sorting the fuel flow under different transient control laws and thecorresponding transient time from smallest to biggest, and establishinga lookuptable interpolation table; and according to the establishedinterpolation table, implementing online transient-state controlscheduling, that is, inputting the expected transient time ofaero-engine, and then obtaining the corresponding fuel flow under thetransient time by scheduling; the steps for implementing the onlinetransient-state control scheduling are as follows: S4.1 sorting the fuelflow under limits and the corresponding transient time of T_(s,1),T_(s,2), T_(s,3) . . . T_(s,N) from smallest to biggest; S4.2 takingeach transient time of T_(s,1), T_(,2), T_(s,3) . . . T_(s,N) as aninterpolation node 1, taking the corresponding fuel flow of W_(f,1),W_(f,2), W_(f,3) . . . W_(f,N) as Tabledata, since the fuel flow rateloaded into the aero-engine model is in time series format, taking thetime series of the fuel flow as the interpolation node 2, andestablishing the lookuptable interpolation table; S4.3 selecting theexpected transient time T*_(s), and interpolating through theestablished interpolation table, to obtain a group of fuel flow W*_(f)corresponding to the transient time, thereby implementing the onlinetransient time scheduling; S4.4 taking the fuel flow W*_(f) under theexpected transient time as the aero-engine input, and saving therelevant aero-engine output, to take the saved output as referenceinstruction of the closed-loop controller; S5. taking the fuel flowunder the expected transient time as the aero-engine input to obtain theaero-engine output, and taking the relevant output parameters as thereference instruction of the closed-loop control of the aero-engine, toachieve the full closed-loop control of the aero-engine.